Sunny Side Up by Louise Robert

Sunny Side Up

Knitting
November 2019
both are used in this pattern
yarn held together
Lace
+ Worsted
= Worsted (9 wpi) ?
16 stitches = 4 inches
in worked in the round and in stockinette stitch.
US 9 - 5.5 mm
1230 - 1312 yards (1125 - 1200 m)
FINAL SIZE 100 cm x 100 cm (39 ½ in. x 39 ½ in.)
English French
This pattern is available from biscotte.org for $5.00.

Featuring the hand-dyed, super soft MERINO WORSTED alongside the lively TAMA yarn, this stunning SUNNY SIDE UP baby blanket offers an exciting texture that will captivate every little explorer’s senses.

The blanket is knitted in large stripes from the center outwards, alternating between using the MERINO WORSTED combined with TAMA to create the speckled stripes and MERINO WORSTED alone for the plain stripes.

Grab the Sunny Side Up knitting pattern for $5, or snag it for free when you order a fabulous knitting kit from Biscotte Yarns!


REQUIRED MATERIAL

LOUISE ROBERT COLLECTION - MERINO WORSTED 100% merino wool sw; 200 m per 100g - 6 SKEINS - shown in

  • (MC) 4 SKEINS - Nature
  • (CC) 2 SKEINS - Crème au beurre

IKIGAIFIBER - TAMA 70% nylon, 30% polyester; 260 m par 50 g

  • 2 BALLS - shown in Unicorn

Circular needles of 5.5mm (US 9) - or size needed to obtain gauge.
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle

GAUGE

16 stitches = 10 cm worked in the round and in stockinette stitch.

FINAL SIZE

100 cm x 100 cm (39 ½ in. x 39 ½ in.)

NOTES

This blanket is knitted from the center up, increasing by 4 stitches every round to finish and bind off at the perimeter.

At the end of round 2, you must join the stitches to work in the round. At the beginning of the project, use your favourite method for working in the round on a small circumference (double-pointed needles or the “magic loop” technique).

As the number of stitches increases with every round, if you opt for double-pointed needles, you’ll need to change to circular needles to cope with the growing number of stitches.

The blanket is knitted in large stripes that alternate between holding the main colour (MC) and TAMA together and using MC alone. These stripes are separated by three rounds of contrasting colour (CC). You can choose to cut the MC between each stripe, or you can tuck the MC under the CC at the start of these rounds to avoid cutting the yarn every time.

LE PATRON EST ÉGALEMENT DISPONIBLE EN FRANÇAIS.